Hello List, This is driving me bats so I'm hoping the experts can explain. The ispf interface for the FileAid/MVS product allocates a temporary work dsn during certain operations like EDIT, and SELECT, and sends the msg below to the terminal user. We are aware that the sms dataclass assigned has a volume count larger than the SG pool, so this msg is valid:
IGD17271I ALLOCATION HAS BEEN ALLOWED TO PROCEED FOR DATA SET DATLJM4.FILEAID.WF.D13045.T091830 ALTHOUGH VOLUME COUNT REQUIREMENTS COULD NOT BE MET *** However, it is a nuisance because the dsn is deleted when you exit EDIT, so if you reenter EDIT, whammo, you get the msg again. We are going to change the dataclass volume count, so that is not my question. My question is, if I go to ispf 3.2 and allocate a dsn manually with the same characteristics, it gets assigned the same dataclass, & stgclass, but... I don't get the IGD17271I msg. Why not? Also, if I use the 'SAVE dnsq2' command from option 3.4, it allocates a file with (again) the same dataclass & stgclass, but again. I get not IGD17271I msg. Can anyone explain why? Does ispf suppress informational msgs, while the FileAid application does not? (I know... next step.... call the vendor) but thx for any input, -Jim ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
